Latin desserts

One might say that the Chileans borrowed the Torta de Milhojas from the French, mainly due to its striking resemblance to the French Mill-Feuille. But regardless of where the idea came from, the Chileans certainly perfected it. #chileanfood #chile #dessert #amigofoods

Alfajores are a deliciously sweet dessert famous in Argentina. Two shortbread cookies are sandwiched together with a dulce de leche filling!

If you're looking for authentic Brazilian recipes, and specifically authentic Brazilian dessert recipes, you have to try this classic Brazilian Pavê recipe (chocolate trifle). This dessert resembles tiramisu, but is so much better. Made with lady fingers, and layers with sweetened condensed milk, it's the ultimate dessert recipe. If you're looking for refreshing and decadent desserts, you have to try this easy recipe for chocolate Pavê.

Mexican Brownies spiced with a touch of cayenne and cinnamon. Fudgy and chocolaty, all it takes are a few ingredients and less than 1 hour.

Wondering what the best Mexican desserts are? There are so many great options! From churros, to sweet empanadas, to sopapillas and more!

Churro cheesecake bars are a crowd favorite, and such an easy make ahead dessert bar recipe. We love these for an easy last minute dessert!

These Dulce de Leche and Coconut Alfajores are a classic Argentinian dessert recipe. Lemon scented corn starch cookies, filled with dulce de leche and rolled in shredded coconut. These Argentinian cookies are a delight to eat, and surprisingly simple to make. If you love all things dulce de leche, you have to try these decadent sandwich cookies.

This amazing cake has many names: flancocho, chocoflan or torta imposible, which literally means “impossible cake”. This cake is the best of two of my favorites desserts, chocolate cake and flan.

Sweeten your fiesta with these Easy Mexican Desserts, where the vibrant flavors of Mexico transport you to a land filled with incredible cuisine. You'll learn how to make famous Tres

Easy and delicious baked meringue cookies made from just three ingredients- egg whites, granulated sugar and just a touch of lime juice. Low fat, crispy and sweet. A traditional Costa Rican dessert recipe popular throughout Latin America.